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It's Khan, not kaan (ear)

posted 13 years ago by bollycritic
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Film looks like tons and tons of fun... but there's one grating point. Why can't Akshay pronounce the word Khan? Each time he says kaan, I can't help but think he's talking about his ear. It seems ridiculous that the man can't even pronounce his own character's last name. Tbe good news is that it is funny, and I'll probably be rolling on the floor laughing if he says it too many times on the big screen.

Farah should have gotten him a one hour linguistic coach lesson to correct the problem.

[–] hotrodrasta 13 years ago

this movie was a loada crap...why is it that too many of these unfunny over the top comedies are being churned out right about now.

[–] chinoo-2 13 years ago

coz that's what the majority of the Indian janta seems to want!

[–] sndp_chk 13 years ago

This movie is one of the worst in Indian Film ....sorry..... if I earlier mentioned one of the worst... It was undoubtedly the worst movie I have ever seen in my life...All the departments in film making are so wayward, I cannot stop myself from cursing them.

This kind of brainless movie must be banned in order to keep the viewers ticking towards Bollywood films...This movie doesnot have any bright aspects and is a sheer waste of time, money and talents...I felt so disgusted by watching a movie like this!!!!

[–] dragonlady 11 years ago

I agree with bollycritic. :-p
The folks reviewing this film take it waaayy too seriously. It is a spoof, a complete and total send-up of Bollywood films. The heist is just the thin plot to showcase the actors ability to make fun of themselves and film making in general. It reminds me of "Blazing Saddles." If you tried to review that a serious film, I imagine you would get a lot of the same comments. Mel Brooks doesn't want to make sense, he wants to make us laugh. Either enjoy the silly ride or get off and find something else to watch.

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